SILA, a next-generation business services and real estate platform, has acquired a 100% stake in SMS Integrated Facility Services Private Limited from Samara Capital for ₹270 crore, enterprise value, in an all-cash deal.

This acquisition aligns with SILA’s long-term strategy of building a scaled business services platform, focused on technology-led service delivery and enduring client partnerships.

SMS has pan-India operations serving over 500 clients, with a 21,000+ workforce. Post deal, SILA will be operational in over 125 cities, with 50,000+ employees; the company’s revenue will exceed ₹2,000 crore across its Facility Management, Food Services (FFS), Material Handling Equipment Leasing and Real Estate Advisory verticals.

Commenting on the acquisition, Rushabh Vora, Co-Founder & Managing Director, SILA, said: “The SMS team has done an exceptional job over the past few years in transforming the business and establishing it as a leading service provider in the sector. We are excited about this partnership, which meaningfully advances our goal of building a fundamentally strong business services platform. This partnership will unlock meaningful cost and growth synergies, while enabling SILA to strengthen its service capabilities in specialised sectors such as healthcare and data centres.”

Tarun Ramrakhiani, CEO, SMS, added: “SMS has always focused on consistent execution and long-term partnerships. Joining SILA is a natural fit—both organisations share a people-first culture and a strong bias towards problem-solving and innovation. This partnership enhances our analytical depth and operational scale, combining our ‘figure-it-out’ mindset with SILA’s resources and platform. Together, we will continue to elevate the service experience our clients rely on.”

SILA will continue to pursue steady growth through a combination of organic expansion and selective strategic acquisitions, similar to the FFS acquisition from Shapoorji Pallonji Group in 2022 and SMS Integrated Facility Services, within the business services universe.

Founded by brothers Rushabh and Sahil Vora, SILA raised institutional capital from Norwest in 2019. The company has also received investments from Piramal, JSW and Mahendra Singh Dhoni’s family office,